Census Bureau Plans 1960 Count Start Soon
Washington reports the Census Bureau begins planning the 1960 census to count people, homes, incomes, and more. Meetings with data users, including manufacturers, set questions for about 150,000 enumerators to cover the nation. An electronic film optical reading device Fosdie will input forms to magnetic tapes for Univac computers.
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Census Bureau
America
Suitland
National Geographic Society
Deley Live
Bureau
Univac
B.C
Census forecasts drive 1960 plans amid rising costs
The 1950 census cost 90 million and produced 52 books and 80 pamphlets, with midair rescue figures cited for 214 inhabitants and a 44 thousand dollar tally. Projections show the 1960 census needing similar expansion, counting about 477 million people globally by then, with California New York and Ohio among fast-growing states, while costs are expected to rise though newer methods may lower expenses.
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Maryland
Bureau
United States
California
New York
Ohio
Nevada
Arizona
Florida
Delaware
Aragon Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Aaragon, a 24 year old sawmill worker, was found guilty of murdering Katherine Riggio in a Jansen tavern last Jan 10. The jury recommended life imprisonment in the Colorado Penitentiary. Judge Mabry ordered Aragon held without bond as defense motions may be filed.
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Thomas
Aragon
Colorado Penitentary
Avasgon
Katherine Riggio
Jansen
Colo
Joe
Alga
John Mabry
Ernest Sandoval
Las Animas
400 Receive Degrees at CU Boulder
1400 seniors and graduate students received degrees at the University of Colorado commencement in Folsom Field. Jean Stafford received the Norlin Recognition Medal. Honorary doctorates were given to Charge F. Reynolds James J. Waring and George S. Richardson. John H. Fussell delivered the commencement address urging confidence in America and academic freedom.
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University of Colorado
Folsom Field
Norlin
Jean Stafford
Colorado
Charge F. Reynolds
Dry
James J. Waring
Georges. Richardson
Pittsburgh
John HM. Fussell
New York
United States
Russell
Im Russell
John and Mary R. Markle Foundation
South May Determine Between Harriman and Stevenson for Dems
A Democratic convention crossroads looms as South delegates may decide between Adlai E. Stevenson and Averell Harriman for the nomination. Eisenhower’s illness briefly altered momentum, but Harriman mounts a full campaign to win remaining convention votes while Kefauver’s prospects fade. Texas Senator Lyndon B. Johnson appears likely to back Stevenson, shaping the South’s decisive role.
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Averell Harriman
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Chicago
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Cing
Hartiman
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Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Harrimen
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Georgia
Louisians
Blississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
St Louis Designers Preview Cool Cottons For Summer Fashions
Keynote from AP Women's Editor highlights St Louis designers creating easy care summer outfits in cottons and poplins. New finishes resist wrinkling and shrinkage, wash easily, and drip dry with minimal ironing. Junior silhouettes favor sheath lines yet retain attached nylon petticoats and full skirts for a ladylike look.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Ata
Embroidery and bright playwear fashion for summer
The piece highlights Schiffli embroidery on cotton for men, cotton lace, and Angerio trie. It notes popular white and pastel tones for summer plus hot sunny colors used mainly in playwear like coordinated skirt, shirt, and shorts outfits that mix and match for a versatile summer wardrobe.
German ballerina seeks removal of painting from wall
Lise Schneider a 20 year old German dancer demanded in court that a painting in a swagger nighttrap be taken down where she had posed as a friend. The fragment suggests a legal action over an artwork displayed publicly in Romé.
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Romé
Lise Schneider
Lise accused of posing as professional model in sale case
Novella Padgini retorted that Lise posed as a professional model charging $1.40 a serving, justifying selling the palifing to the night owls. The judge took the case under study as seven prescription chemists prepare to serve at Rexall stores with S&H stamps at Gilbert Bing and Weldmado Drugs.
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Wells
Line
Novella Padgini
Lise
Rexall
S&h
Gilbert Bing
Weldmado Drugs
Boys drawn to farming as tractors lure youths in England
The latest figures indicate that in some villages at least half of local boys left other work to work on farms during the last year. Tractor driving becomes the most sought after job while stockmen and shepherd roles see sharply fewer applicants.
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